Palace Tools 🛠️
What's included
CLI Tools
audiobook-manifest-summary(summarize_rwpm_audio_manifest.py)- Produce a summary description from a Readium Web Publication Manifest (RWPM) manifest conforming to the Audiobook Profile.
fetch-lcpaudiobook-manifest- Given an LCP audiobook fulfillment URL, retrieve it and store/print its manifest.
files- Given an LCP audiobook fulfillment URL, retrieve and store the lcp and lcpl files.
patron-bookshelf- Print a patron's bookshelf as either a summary or in full as JSON.
validate-audiobook-manifests- Validate a directory of RWPM audiobook manifests printing any errors found.
palace-terminal- A toy terminal based media player that can be used to play audiobooks from a local directory containing audiobook manifests and their associated media files.
- Note: This application uses
python-vlcwhich requires VLC to be installed on the system. The VLC installation can be found here.
download-feed- Download various feeds for local inspection.opds2- Download an OPDS2 / OPDS2 + ODL feed.
overdrive- Download Overdrive feeds.
axis- Download B&T Axis 360 availability feed.
validate-feed- Validate feeds.opds2- Validate an OPDS2 feed
opds2-odl- Validate an OPDS2 + ODL feed
import-libraries-from-csv- Import libraries from a csv to ease the burden of setting up CMs with many libraries.
- Note: there is a sample CSV file in the ./samples/ directory that shows the expected format of the CSV file.
Library Support
- Models for parsing and processing manifests in the Audiobook Profile of the Readium Web Publication Manifest (RWPM) specification.
Working as a developer on this project
uv
This project uses uv for Python and dependency management.
If you plan to work on this project, you will need uv.
uv can be installed with curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh. See the
uv documentation for other
installation options.
Once uv is installed, you can install the required Python version with:
uv python install 3.12
Installation
This package is published to PyPI, and can also be installed and run locally from a clone of the repository.
Installing the CLI Tools globally with pipx
Installing with pipx will be most conducive to running the CLI Tools from any directory.
If you don't already have pipx installed, you can get installation instructions
here.
pipx install palace-tools
Alternatively, you can install directly from the git repository, for example to try a particular branch or commit (more details about installing from VCS here):
pipx install git+https://github.com/ThePalaceProject/palace-tools.git@branch-or-commit
If installation is successful, pipx will list the apps that are installed with the package.
Running CLI Tools from a cloned project
- Clone the repository.
- Change into the cloned directory.
- Run
uv sync --all-groupsto install the project dependencies and the CLI tools into a.venvvirtual environment.
At this point, you should be able to run the CLI tools using uv run <cli-command-and-args>.
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